The Tunnel

I've seen many horror shorts built around the concept of a tunnel or underground passage. While this film's idea isn't entirely unique, it's very well-made and genuinely creepy. The range of emotions it conveys - doubt, frustration, desperation, and fear - creates a rich and dynamic atmosphere. The story is simple: a man enters what seems like a short, straightforward tunnel but never comes out. And the help he so desperately needs? It's always just out of reach - so close, yet so far, again and again. I think this film is truly underappreciated.

Not original, not spectacular, not memorable. But real nice experience of a young man in a mundane tunnel. The simplicity, near the nice homosexual sugestion, the gray walls of tunnel and the effort to exit are the good points of a short film easy to see with a kind of superiority but correct crafted, decent acted, suggesting living nightmare for who the viewer ca-n be more than sensitive.

In short, I liked it, as a kind of parable, interesting use of ingredient of ordinary nightmare. And this makes this five minutes short film more than interesting and, obviousy, decent job expression. In high measure, in essence, it is the only matters thing.